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| Razer Iskur ... the first Razer gaming chair |
Razer, the leading supplier of gaming accessories in Singapore, introduced the Razer Iskur gaming chair at RazerCon 2020.
Razer participated in a gaming chair battle with Razer Iskur (green and black).
Gaming chairs have been around for a while, but their popularity increased in 2014 when Singaporean company Secretlab lowered prices and shipped them across the island.
Today, many companies such as Asus, Logitech, and Osim are considering adding gaming chairs to their product lines.
Razer Iskur is similar to many gaming chairs on the market today, but the one exception is the lower back support provided by the outdoor support system.
While most gaming chairs on the market today offer lumbar support in the form of movable cushions, (Razer) claims its chairs have 26 degrees of adjustment.
Whichever chair you choose, prolonged sitting is not good. You can use a chair with real lower back support to improve your posture.
The Razer Iskur is designed with a curved backrest support above the lower part of the chair back to achieve a neutral spine position.
The price for this chair is $ 499.99, and Razer has clearly entered the battle of gaming chairs because they've made a lot of money so far in 2020.
The company equipped the chair with four-dimensional armrests that can be adjusted in different ways and support players with a length of 188 cm and a weight of 136 kg.
The arm is made of several layers of synthetic leather and has a high density foam pad.
The upper part of the chair is with foam pad. Razer insists this gives you the best field of vision for office games.
Razer Iskur now faces many other gaming chairs on the market as there are ASUS, Royale, APOL, Kane X, Herman Miller x Logitech G, Predator x OSIM and (Secretlab).
According to reports, the company's CEO Tan Minliang previously encouraged the company community to get rid of gaming chairs.